Why do you always see Moose on the loose where they shouldn’t be being corralled by *** couch in an Alaskan hospital or munching on popcorn inside *** movie theater this time. Come on. Little calf get over there. It was *** calf unable to follow its mom over *** highway divider. Couldn’t or wouldn’t. What do you think? Couldn’t my calf looked like about *** week old truck driver, Rodney Pierre shot the scene as it played out in Prince George British Columbia, Canada. The mother kept jumping over the barrier as if to show her baby what to do. But no matter how many times she demonstrated, no way. But at least these two didn’t end up like rocky and bullwinkle like *** good Samaritan stopped to help but the mom didn’t appreciate it. You’re gonna get to talk to you an idiot. The guy who got out of his car. What was his strategy? I don’t know. It looks like he was gonna pick that calf up and lift it over. It’s not uncommon for Moose to slam into vehicles in the end. Mom and calf opted to take the exit ramp towards Walmart and if you’re ever tempted to give *** baby Moose *** lift better to Moose Jeanne Moos CNN, New York.
WATCH: Baby moose stops traffic in cutest way
Updated: 2:03 PM EDT May 23, 2023
You could call it a baby moose fail, but it was a win for onlookers. Why do you always see moose on the loose in places they shouldn’t be like being corralled by a couch in an Alaskan hospital or munching on popcorn inside a movie theater?Yes, both of those things have happened.This time, it was a calf unable to follow its mom over a highway divider.”Come on little calf, get over there,” Rodney Pierre, a truck driver who caught the cute scene on camera.”Couldn’t or wouldn’t,” get over the divider, CNN’s Jeanne Moos asked Pierre.”Couldn’t. Calf looked about a week old,” Pierre responded.Pierre shot the footage in Prince George, British Columbia, Canada. The mother kept jump over the barrier as if to show her baby what to do.But no matter how many times she demonstrated, the calf couldn’t do it.Luckily for the two, a good Samaritan stopped to help. Though, the mother Moose did not appreciate that.”You’re going to get attacked. You (expletive) idiot,” Pierre said while recording.”The guy who got out of his car, what was his strategy?” Moos asked.”I don’t know. Looks like he was going to pick the calf up and lift it over,” Pierre said.In the end, the mom and the calf opted to take an exit ramp toward Walmart.Watch the video above to see the cute calf-induced traffic spectacle.
You could call it a baby moose fail, but it was a win for onlookers.
Why do you always see moose on the loose in places they shouldn’t be like being corralled by a couch in an Alaskan hospital or munching on popcorn inside a movie theater?
Yes, both of those things have happened.
This time, it was a calf unable to follow its mom over a highway divider.
“Come on little calf, get over there,” Rodney Pierre, a truck driver who caught the cute scene on camera.
“Couldn’t or wouldn’t,” get over the divider, CNN’s Jeanne Moos asked Pierre.
“Couldn’t. Calf looked about a week old,” Pierre responded.
Pierre shot the footage in Prince George, British Columbia, Canada. The mother kept jump over the barrier as if to show her baby what to do.
But no matter how many times she demonstrated, the calf couldn’t do it.
Luckily for the two, a good Samaritan stopped to help. Though, the mother Moose did not appreciate that.
“You’re going to get attacked. You (expletive) idiot,” Pierre said while recording.
“The guy who got out of his car, what was his strategy?” Moos asked.
“I don’t know. Looks like he was going to pick the calf up and lift it over,” Pierre said.
In the end, the mom and the calf opted to take an exit ramp toward Walmart.
Watch the video above to see the cute calf-induced traffic spectacle.
